DreamHack returns to the Georgia World Congress Center on Friday for three days of competitive gaming, indie game showcases, live entertainment and more.
Last year’s event drew attendees from all 50 U.S. states and from 61 countries.
“DreamHack is kind of like the Coachella of gaming,” said Anna Nordlander, vice president of producer and executive producer of DreamHack. “It’s like so many different communities under the same roof and we all like celebrating gaming and the culture that comes with that.”
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